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I've heard that they are pretty accurate but not 100% accurate. It is pretty hard to be 100% accurate when all that product does is plug into your cig lighter to get all of its readings. You have to put in a little info like vehicle weight and wheel size if i'm correct. There are a few members on our board with this, maybe they'll be able to shed some light on this subject.
I would definately buy it to see the before and after effects of your aftermarket products.
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dont use it..its not accurate. i've seen some ridiculous readings from the gtech..so i wouldn't get it. if you want to know how fast your car goes, take it to the track.
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The apexi rev/speed meter is a better choice.
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The apexi rev/speed meter is a better choice. but make sure you get the optional G-sensor too, with that it will do every thing and more than the G-tech
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umm very noobish question but what does it do?
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you can also get a shift light for it
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I was looking into that apexi rev/speed monitor too. but don't know which whould be better off. I just didn't like the fact that I have to get additional G-sensor on rev/speed monitor. Thanks for all the feedback. I would really like to hear from people who actually has one of the two. That would really help me out on making choices. Thanks.
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i havn't had either but my cousin has the g-tech, and although it's easy than the original it takes time to figure out, it was off by about 4-6 hp 4 out of 5 runs, and 16 hp on 1 run, according to his dyno results from earlyer that day
and although i have never seen the Apex-i in person many owners have said they come within 1-2 hp on average, and although it is more expensive and harder to install, it can do a lot more as i'm told
you should do some searching on google and compare there functions
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Thank you.: The little metal thingie that makes a boat go!!!!! Random: uhhhh....no thanx
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